Hipster Fakku

Yeah who else feels like they can be hipster now that fakku has a licensing deal? I feel like I was part of something small that became bigger and better

Um wat.

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As long as this doesn't turn into anther "Cult of a Fruit", I think this is a win-win-win situation.
-FAKKU gains income and respectability (it became just that harder to be shot down by copyright trolls).
-Companies gain direct access to one of the biggest communities of hentai fans, so any advertisement will directly target the appropriate market and will likely garner more revenue through increased sales.
-Fans will get a better service from FAKKU and will be able to buy stuff through an intermediary that's tailored to their needs.

I also applaud Kitty Media's initiative. Digital distribution *is* the future. Trying to co-operate with the netizens rather than enforcing their own "solution" earns them many browny points in my book.

Money to ensure another "Jacob just screwed the HD again" doesn't happen.

I like that.

Make sure Fakku doesn't turn into some corporate whore like in the usual hentai.

One cannot simply declare they are a hipster. It has to be recognized by others.

Meh.. i don't watch anime hentai... but how is fakku hipster because jacob found a way not to piss off the license holders and make cash and rep?

i dont get it. Hipster?

Real hipsters don't acknowledge the fact that they are hipsters.

Hentai isn't mainstream, don't worry. ;p

If anything, this legitimizes Fakku as an English hentai presence in the West. :D

i was called a hipster by Waar once

This community is pretty much afk half the time.

Quoted for truth.

The whole point of a hipster is that they constantly worry about not becoming mainstream. This is ironic, because they eventually end up being the only ones who actually care about "mainstream", whereas everyone else just puts on clothes. If you have unwarranted self-importance, you are a hipster. If you are unable to compete at sports or intelligence, so you decide to "compete" in something as obscure as fashion or culture by constantly trying to find the most obscure or underground bands, you are a hipster.

But they can ask others if they are one right?

No.


If you want to know if you are one, you already know you are not.

I hope you mean this in the sense that hipsters are constantly in self-denial.

I always thought Fakku was at it's prime.